Leaked images of Samsung's 25W Magnet Wireless Charger suggest the Galaxy S26 will finally feature built-in magnets for Qi2 support.

Samsung's next Unpacked event is rumored to be happening in February and will feature the launch of the company's Galaxy S26 phones.

In a probably-related development, recent leaks all but confirmed that an innovative "Privacy Display" feature is coming to the S26 phones. It seems pretty likely that the features are one and the same, but if so, it would be fairly underwhelming, since we already know about Privacy Display.

The tech dims or completely cloaks the phone's pixels if you view the screen from a side angle.

Samsung's Galaxy A37 leak shows a near-identical sequel to the A36, repeating the look, colors, and components, raising questions about creativity in the budget segment.

Samsung said that the upcoming feature will let you protect selected parts of the screen like notification popup area.

When paired with a compatible Samsung Galaxy phone or tablet, the SmartTag2 can connect to the SmartThings Find application, allowing you to see the tag’s last known location on a map. In addition, you can use “Search Nearby” to locate the tag once it is near.

Galaxy S26 introduces Samsung's Privacy Display, a built-in screen technology that dynamically limits side viewing angles for apps, passwords, and notifications.

Adam Doud is a freelance journalist, product reviewer, and editor based in Chicago, Illinois. Adam has bylines at a number of different tech publications and hosts the Benefit of the Doud podcast. He uses both iOS and Android (a six-month rotation for each), and he's regularly testing tablets, smartphones, and laptops.